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You may have been hesitating for a while. That is very common — most people who walk into a practice have waited weeks before picking up the phone.
Here is what to expect, without embellishment.
A session, concretely
Expect 30 to 60 minutes. The reader starts by asking what brings you — you do not have to explain everything, a few sentences are enough.
Then comes the reading itself. The last third belongs to you: time for your questions, and nobody is watching the clock.
Fees in Switzerland
In a consulting room, CHF 80 to 200 for an hour. Readers working in Zurich, Geneva or Basel sit at the upper end.
By telephone, per-minute billing is common: CHF 2 to 5.
You are not expected to know anything
Many people hesitate because they fear getting it wrong: not knowing the vocabulary, asking a clumsy question, seeming naive.
No serious reader expects you to know anything. Guiding you is part of the job, and a first consultation usually feels like a conversation.
What Chana would add: if you do not know where to start, just say so. “It’s my first time, I’m not quite sure how this works” is the sentence readers hear most often — and the one that relaxes a session best.
Finding someone in English
English is not a Swiss national language, and the offer is concentrated in the international centres — Zurich, Geneva, Zug and Basel. Elsewhere it thins out quickly.
Video consultations have made distance largely irrelevant, which is often the practical answer.
Read on
Choosing a reader, the cards, astrology and mediumship.
Frequently asked questions
What does a reading cost in Switzerland?
CHF 80 to 200 for an hour in a consulting room. By telephone, per-minute billing is common at CHF 2 to 5.
Do I need to prepare anything?
No, but a written question helps a great deal. If you arrive with nothing, the reader will guide you — that is part of the job.
Where can I find a reading in English?
Mainly in Zurich, Geneva, Zug and Basel, where the international population is largest. Video consultations make distance largely irrelevant.